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A Wicked Ride – History of BMX Freestyle in New England

July 9, 2018

If you’re a BMX history buff, this is the video for you! An in-depth history of the BMX Freestyle scene in New England!

Now this is rad! Scott Moroney and a few others put together this amazing documentary giving us a real in-depth look at the history of the freestyle BMX scene in New England from the 80’s. This is packed with amazing footage and photos, along with interviews and insights from a ton of different riders. This is a really cool watch, so if you have an hour and 45 minutes to spare, this is one you’ll definitely want to hit play on!

“The grassroots of BMX Freestyle in the 1980s in New England. Before the sport exploded onto the mainstream with the X Games and Dew Tour, there were pockets of kids around the world creating a foundation for what has become Action Sports. This is one group that helped build that wild platform for generations of kids to enjoy and try.

AWickedRide.com“

Denim Cox Video Bike Check

July 9, 2018

Curious what Denim Cox is running for a setup these days? Here’s a fresh video Bike Check!

Are you wondering what Denim Cox is rolling around on? Here’s a look at his current BSD ALVX setup that he’s been putting in work on lately. Hit play to let Denim give you the full run through on his full rig from top to bottom!

“Denim Cox is a beast on a bike—always having fun while going for something crazy. And his BSD build is a direct reflection of his wild no hold barred style—complete with his own signature 4-piece Grime bars, blood stained cranks, and more. Denim explains what he rides and why.” – Ride BMX

Frame: BSD ALVX, 20.6”
Fork: BSD Jonesin, 22mm offset
Bars: Denim Cox signature BSD 4 piece Grime bar, 9” rise and a 1” Gorilla Grip clamping system
Stem: BSD Stacked, 1” Gorilla Grip clamping system
Grips: BSD Passenger
Barends: BSD
Headset: BSD
Seatpost: BSD Blitzed
Seat: BSD Reed Stark signature Safari
Pedals: Odyssey OGPC—I got for $10 from some kid at a Cult jam three years ago.
Cranks: BSD Substance XL, 24mm
Sprocket: BSD Guard, 25T
Chain: BSD half-link
Front Tire: BSD Donnasqueak, 2.4”
Front Wheel: BSD Nasa rim, BSD Pro Street hub, plastic BSD push-on hub guards
Rear Tire: BSD Donnasqueak, 2.4”
Rear Wheel: BSD Nasa rim, BSD West Coaster hub, BSD push on plastic hub guards
Pegs: BSD Rude Tube XL with steel inserts

Performance BMX In Brussels

July 9, 2018

The Performance BMX crew spent some time exploring spots in Brussels…

We don’t see a ton of BMX videos coming out of Brussels, but it’s safe to say the place has some great spots! The Performance BMX crew over in France spent a few days there recently exploring the spots and stacking clips. After all was said and done, they ended up with a real dialed video! Check out what they cooked up for clips!

“We still don’t know how they managed to find four days of sun in northern Europe in typically horrible Spring-time but this looks definitely like a quality time spent in Brussels by the Parisian “Performance’ crew, visiting Belgium’s local (and infamous) Cluut Crew. The Belgium capital has so much to offer, in the daytime… and at night, and what you see in this edit might just have you re-organising your next European trip.” – DIG

Top 5 Craziest Ramp Builds with John Saxton

July 9, 2018

John Saxton has built some real crazy ramps in some interesting places…

There’s a handful of ramp builders out there that have done some amazing builds over the years. Vital BMX caught up with John Saxton from Skidmark Parks to talk about a few of his craziest builds from ramps on the back of semi trailers to flying to India to build some ramps in a sketchy setup, to building ramps out of salt and Kevin Robinson’s park. This is real interesting, so hit play and check it out!

“World-renown ramp builder John Saxton discusses the five craziest projects he’s ever taken on. From using dilapidated wood in India to building an entire skatepark out of salt in Bolivia, Saxton has a wild résumé.” – Vital BMX

440 Volts Street Ride

July 8, 2018

Check out what went down during the 440 Volts DVD premiere street ride…

The Keep It Rolling crew premiered their “440 Volts” DVD the other day. To celebrate, they threw a street jam where a big crew went out and stacked clips on spots all over town. Here’s a look at the riding and good times that were had!

“Video from the Video Premiere street ride. Featuring a bunch of winners. getta copy of the DVD from POWERS BIKE SHOP!”

Brant Moore & Luke Pedals – Overheated

July 8, 2018

Brant Moore and Luke Pedals catch a heated park session…

If you live in the U.S, there’s a good chance you have been feeling the heat lately. Brant Moore and Luke Pedals decided to catch a skatepark session despite it being super hot out. Here’s a look at what they cooked up for clips!

“Luke was in the area all the way from New Jersey, so we met up and then wound up filming enough fun doubles runs to put together into this video.
Luke is an absolute shredder, thanks for meeting up man!” –

A Bike For Che – A Flatland BMX Miracle

July 7, 2018

It’s always rad to see a bunch of riders come together to help a rider out…

Here’s a video Ride BMX dropped giving us a look at how Mark Locke and a few friends got together to help a rider from Nigeria out with a new bike. We don’t see a lot of videos coming out of Nigeria, but there are definitely some talented riders down there, and Che is one of them. This video shows how this whole project came together, along with some great riding footage showing how much progress Che has made since he got the bike! Definitely an awesome story, so hit play and check this all out!

“From the creators of “One Flying Kidney” comes this truly inspiring story of a Nigerian flatlander by the name of Cherechukwu Udenkwere who didn’t have a legitimate bike. But after Shane Hawke left a comment on one of Che’s social media posts, a group of likeminded individuals pooled their resources to hook up the man with a proper flatland bike, and now he’s straight shredding!!! The BMX community is a strong and tight knit group of humans who share a passion and want nothing more than to spread the love.

Back in 2016 quite a few of us were reaching for a hankie over One Flying Kidney, the story of Stuart Crumpton, a rider with renal cancer, and the friends who raised money for Stu’s dream bike to aid his recovery. Two years on, a fighting fit Stu and team are back to pay it forward, joining forces with Ride On (a Facebook group for the discerning older rider) and French flatland company StMartin to try and help out a guy in Nigeria called Che. Che dreams of becoming a great flatlander, but on dirt streets and an old midschool ride, the odds seem heavily stacked against him.

Camera/Sound/Edit: Mark Locke
Nigeria Phonecam: Uchechukwu Udenkwere, Victor Robinson, Ransome Precious
Nigeria File Uploads: Ransome Precious, Lover, Galaxy, Kingsley Onuoha
UK Stills: Priory Photography
Graphics: Lara Wilkinson
Music: Carl Page

BIG THANKS TO:

Shane Hawke, Phil Dawson, Jason Leverington, David Clarke, Charlie Shaw, Jesse Hall, Joe Clark, Doug Fawkes, Kene Ken, Steve Jones, Brett Staples, Rob Holfels, Brett Reynolds, Colin & Kai McQuillen, Trevor Henry, Mark Noble, Effraim Catlow, Angelo Castilho Patinho, Dave Owen Cycles, Reeve Metal Finishing, Martyn Greswolde, Mark Blackburn, Zach Krejmas and all at Ride USA

BIGGEST THANKS TO:

Neil Waddington and Ride On BMX

Alain Massabova and StMartin BMX

A FORTMARK FILM @fortmark

Follow Che’s Progress:

Facebook: CHE Flatland
Twitter: @CheFlatland
Instagram: CheFlatland

Note Che is currently trying to get a phone that he can use to get on Twitter and Instagram and this will hopefully be soon! He can only do Facebook atm from his basic old phone!”

Brian Tunney – Heaven Is Earth

July 7, 2018

Brian Tunney is back with a fresh batch of clips!

It’s always a good day when Brian Tunney has a new video to check out. You can always count on some great riding and an awesome song selection. This time is no different. Hit play and he lays down some dialed flatland combos in a few parking garages and parking lots in Austin, Texas. Get on that play button and take it all in!

“I really like this Self Defense Family song. BMX tricks from March to June of 2018. Sadly, I think this is my last riding video from Austin for a while because I’m going to be heading back to LA in September. (It’s less an end and more of a bookmark: But I will always respect and honor my time in Austin.)” – Brian Tunney